Painted Kashmir valley at sunset: a family group holds a shawl in a meadow of wildflowers while two women embroider a long floral shawl beneath snow peaks.

Kashmiri pashmina, woven and embroidered by hand.

Shawls and stoles shaped by memory and tradition.

The collections

Seven collections, each with its own look and feel.

Made by hand, stitch by stitch.

Pashm is spun, dyed and woven on wooden handlooms. Embroiderers then fill a printed outline with fine needlework, sometimes across the whole cloth.

See how a shawl is made
Hands pulling a thread through a printed pattern on an ivory shawl, a heap of coloured yarn behind.A weaver's hands on a wooden loom, two shuttles lying on the dark blue cloth.A navy shawl printed with a paisley outline, one corner already filled in with coloured needlework.Shelves packed with skeins of dyed yarn in every colour.
Two stacks of folded shawls in crimson, pink, mustard and black, their corners embroidered.

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